In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Q: Sure, St Andrews is the home of golf and Monaco hosts the most glamorous race on the Formula One circuit, but the sporting world offers so much more than what can be seen on television. With the warmer months upon us the countdown is on for all manner of festivals around the globe, with many of them revolving around intriguing, entertaining and downright wacky events. MailOnline Travel sheds some light on the most unique sporting escapes you could take this year as a spectator or in some cases even as a participant, from the historic cheese-rolling race in Gloucestershire to the Mud Olympics in Brunsbuettel, Germany.Traditional sports in Scotland's Highland Games and Mongolia's NaadamWife Carrying, Bog Snorkelling and Cheese-Rolling among the kookiestCamel Wrestling in Turkey and Prison Rodeo in the US more controversial 
 Question:Not for everyone, in particular animal welfare groups who oppose it, or the feint of heart but certainly historic - camel wrestling has been going on in _ for more than 2,000 years.

A: Turkey
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Q: A NCAA basketball star held court on Wednesday - but not for his ball handling skills. Nigel Hayes, 20, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a televised press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow players. But failing to realize the microphone was still running, the 6ft 7in sportsman loudly whispered to his teammate 'God she's beautiful' after spotting 43-year-old Debra Bollman - a stenographer for ASAP Sports - in the crowd. Sports star: Nigel Hayes, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow playersNigel Hayes, 20, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, sat down to attend a press conference at the Staples Center in Los AngelesThe 6ft 7in sportsman failed to realize the mic was still running and loudly whispered to his teammate 'God she's beautiful' after spotting a reporterThe audience broke into laughter after the slip-upHayes, who grew up in Toledo, Ohio, has caused quite a raucous on the microphone recently, testing stenographers with trick words such as 'cattywampus', 'antidisestablishmentarianism' and 'soliloquy' 
 Question:When she's not writing up sports news, _ works as a real estate agent.

A: Debra Bollman
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Q: California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday declared a drought emergency for the state, saying it is facing "perhaps the worst drought that California has ever seen since records (began) about 100 years ago." The governor's announcement, made in San Francisco, came as a wildfire burned Friday with only 30% containment in 1,700 acres of foothills of Los Angeles County near Glendora. An illegal campfire apparently ignited the wildfire, and fire officials cited drought conditions as contributing to the blaze. In his declaration, the governor called for voluntary "20% conservation of our water use" statewide. "It's important to wake all Californians to the serious matter of the drought and lack of rain," Brown told reporters. "We are in an unprecedented, very serious situation that people should pause and reflect on how dependent we are on the rain, nature and one other.Some in Azusa can return home, other wildfire evacuees cannot, police sayState faces perhaps worst drought since records began 100 years agoGovernor asks residents and businesses for voluntary 20% conservation"This could be a giant fire year" for California, CNN's Chad Myers says 
 Question:The number of evacuees fell even further Friday, when police in the inland Southern California city of _ announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.

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Azusa
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